Join the Xerces Society and Wisconsin Women in Conservation for the first of a three-part 2026 Summer Camp webinar series focusing on those tiny conservation co-conspirators that fly, crawl, squirm, and creep through your fields and gardens, doing good work alongside you. Get up close and personal with invertebrates!
This first Summer Camp lunch Zoom will focus on what to do when you have invertebrates on your mind. Learn how to plan habitat that meets your goals and the needs of these hard-working helpers.
Conservation planning advice often begins by asking us to take a step back, think about the goals we have for our land, and then make changes to achieve our goals. In this webinar, we'll shift the conversation to also consider what the land itself might need. Learn about the many invisible food webs that surround us, the foundational role invertebrates play in them, and how to share your land with bugs for both their benefit and yours.
These are casual, live lunch Zooms, with expert guidance but plenty of time for interaction. Bring questions, eat lunch, sip coffee, drink tea, and be in community with like-minded women learning together to heal the earth. Pets and children are welcome on screen!
This event is co-hosted by Wisconsin Women in Conservation and is intended for conservation enthusiasts in the upper Midwest.
Learn more and register here today!
Kathryn Prince - Pollinator Conservation Specialist, Wisconsin - Xerces Society
